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Comprehensive Exam Preparation: Mastering Physiotherapy Concepts, Quizzes of Nursing

A comprehensive overview of various physiotherapy concepts and techniques, covering topics such as shoulder evaluation, heart rate monitoring, exercise prescription, spinal rehabilitation, and the use of modalities like ultrasound, traction, and electrical stimulation. The detailed answers to the exam-style questions demonstrate a deep understanding of the subject matter, making this document a valuable resource for physiotherapy students and professionals preparing for exams or seeking to enhance their clinical knowledge. A wide range of physiotherapy principles, from muscle strengthening and flexibility exercises to the application of various therapeutic modalities, providing insights that can be applied in various rehabilitation settings.

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2023/2024

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CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS

When evaluating a shoulder, the ratio of the glenohumeral movement to scapular movement should be______? - ANSWER-2: What is the percentage of increase in heart rate that is considered....? - ANSWER- 60 - 70% How do you determine the max heart rate for aerobic activity in a patient? - ANSWER-Resting heart rate (220 minus age) Which type of exercise is best to use when rehabbing a disc? - ANSWER-McKenzie Which muscle exercise will stimulate the multifidus, strengthen obliques, and strengthen rectus abdominals? - ANSWER-Core exercises A 55 year old male leaned over and had immediate pain in his low back extending into his right lateral foot. Bechterew's was positive. What is the initial treatment? - ANSWER-1. Cryotherapy

  1. Traction
  2. McKenzie exercises Follow up: What is the best exercise program in the subacute phase? - ANSWER-1. Water resistance
  3. Walking
  1. Extension exercises Follow up: what is the best exercise for rehab - ANSWER-1. Stretch abdominals
  2. Stretch psoas
  3. Stretch glutes A 15 year old boy has pain below the knee and it is worse with walking up and down stairs. The physical examination revealed a problem at the tibial tuberosity. All orthopedic tests were negative on the knee. What is the case management? - ANSWER-1. Chopat strap
  4. Cryotherapy
  5. Limit activity Follow up: What is the proper way to handle this in the subacute phase? - ANSWER-1. Stationary bike
  6. Swim exercises
  7. Stretch quads Follow up: once the patient is out of pain, which muscles should be rehabbed? - ANSWER-1. Stretch hamstrings
  8. Strengthen rectus femoris
  9. Stretch rectus femoris The patient presents with posterior pelvic tile, which of the following should be FACILITATED? - ANSWER- quads (because they are inhibited) Which of the following muscles should be exercised in a mother following the birth of her baby? - ANSWER-Pelvic floor Which of the following muscles should be stretched to rehab patients with TOS? - ANSWER-Pec minor Patient is in the standing position with hands over head and palms to the sky. Which muscles are being stretched? - ANSWER-Latissimus dorsi

Which fo the following muscles should be strengthening to correct anterior head carriage? - ANSWER- Deep neck flexors Which is a closed chain exercise? - ANSWER-Push ups Which is the best exercise to correct UCS? - ANSWER-Seated rows Which type of exercise is weight lifting? - ANSWER-Isotonic (eccentric and concentric together) Which type of exercise is done at a constant speed and differing weights? - ANSWER-Isokinetic Which of the following exercises is considered to be eccentric with the patient supine? - ANSWER-The therapist raises the patients leg and the patient brings it down Which of the follwoing names exercise is use to systematically rehab the knee? - ANSWER-Knee extension Which is used to determine proprioceptive ability? - ANSWER-The patient stands on a foam pad Which is a contraindication to the use of ultrasound? - ANSWER-Myeloma Why is ultrasound considered a better modality than others? - ANSWER-Penetrates deeply With ultrasound, how much wattage did you add under water? - ANSWER-. Which is the max weight utilized for cervical traction? - ANSWER-50 lbs (start 5% of body and add 5 lbs each)

When using cervical traction, what is the major reason to increase the number of degrees of flexion? - ANSWER-To relieve disc pressure Which is best treatment for tenosynovitis? - ANSWER-Transverse friction massage Which is the normal effect when using ice massage? - ANSWER-Burning (CBAN) Which is NOT a contraindication to lumbar traction? - ANSWER-RA Which is better to administer cryotherapy? - ANSWER-Moist towel When heat is desired, which of the following is the best modality to use on extremities? - ANSWER- Fluidotherapy Which is the most common use of ultraviolet? - ANSWER-Hot quartz Which of the following has germicidal effects? - ANSWER-UV When evaluating muscles strength, the patient is able to take the joint into full range of motion against gravity with no resistance. - ANSWER-Graded 3/ What are the physiological effects of microcurrent and cold laser? - ANSWER-ATP production The greatest advantage to using cold laser is which of the following? - ANSWER-Promotes healing When using TENS to relieve pain, which of the following opiates is released? - ANSWER-Endorphins (chronic 1-10 pulses/sec) enkephalins is acute 70 pulses/sec Which of hte following is a benefit of using premod. Interferential current? - ANSWER-You can only use 2 pads

What is the benefit of using continuous passive movement after surgery? - ANSWER-Increase flexibility When using galvanic, what goes on the the site of an acute injury? - ANSWER-Anode (positive) Special are needs to be taken when using galvanic to present? - ANSWER-Bursa What is the best level of pain control when utilizing TENS? - ANSWER- 0 - 15 How does electrical stim stimulate a muscle contraction? - ANSWER-Stimulates motor end plate Side bride exercises are utilized to strengthen which fo the following muscles? - ANSWER-QL